The Sun. — London, England, 1810-11-23 00:00:00

t., , I - .. ' • G c ant ler lea Os it t:l, , , t „Duo le cow" ( 00 01 ' Jo 11'6' a s tir• nit b e. Pa u oust.— matt er; isfy ; tnket' Uri Cr, - - , mrh° an d befor6 bot (13)' , uiraY' C'or' shiV 6 s ciiog 'ercliGl 1. lie° . n• rajis;:' ,ttli err uttri'' c Tar , eoci' rsief' tsrf' p i al' , ......" it -4 of 1 Tr. • TTAzikt Roykt, covtNT.9ARDEN. ant P-Nroßow Eviw-rNq, _24, 1610, ll be art c 0 Flay of KING , JO tiN; Kig% John, Mr: K. Will LE . • Pilnce Arthur,: aster_ckl ekg NI AN ; F auconttritige, kir. C. K HUB L E ; littbert, M r . EC; ERTON ; • • The Lady Constance, Mrs7-SI DDON S. • which • ' will'be.added(fiy permlssiOn of the Proprietors o; blat.te RoyaL.Haymarkeiju heAftliiea I Farce of THE AGREEABLE SURPRASII •••.,:i- ,. ir Felix Frien,lly, BLANC.IittRO Compt ,, n, Mr BELLAMY.; Eugene, Mr. TAY LO ' • - r. SIMMONS. '- • Lingo, Mr. FAWCETT Mrs. Cheshire, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; • Cowslip, Mrs. GI 1112 S ; ' Lanra, Nliss LTON. _L.S. for the . Boxes to be taken of. Mr. Brandon,. at the ttll t'our ' - Prince's-place, Hart-street, trom Ten B e ., As.„ l ox 4 Second p r i ce .3s. 6d . — P i t 3s . 6d. S econ d- pr i ce 3e co L d 4wer Gallery 2s. Second price is.—Upper Gallery is. T"iN - Priee 6d. —N o M ouey to be returned. Rin at e he opened at H a lf pas t Fi ve , and thn on e Play T , • Riurtall past Six. • isol ate ncl-aY. The Mountai neers ; w i t h L a Perouse, or, The fo r d L. Island,—On Tuesday, The Gamester.; with -1 irt. ‘Vednesrliv, As Y6u Like It.— %, e ,), Ibe Performed tor the first time, with new Music, to ee Dr , sse s , and Decorations, a Grand Histo.f!cal Opera, The N r „ Ads (partly fo. on the Play of .1 he. Hero f ( =hi( rl " rt h), called Gnstavus, unded Of Sweden ; with The §Poti ? d • .THEATRE ROYAL, LyzEum. • -er the Authority, of the LORD C,LIAMESERLAIN . .) , , .•. RI S PRESENT EVENING; Nov. 23,1 8 10, lteir Maje st i es ' Serv,nits will adhea tCtiinedy or THE 1 - 11 7 1 ) 0C1.1.1TE.:.: • Sir John Lambert, Mr. POW FL L'; DoEior Cantwell, Mr."DOWTON.; • Colonel Limbett, Mr. 'V RENCH ; • - Darnley., Mr. HOLLAND: Sevward, M. w ALDEGRAVE ; 1 ' 14 %V-worm, Mr. MATH LWS ; Old Lady Lambert,. Mrs. SP A (2, S ; • Young Lady .Lambert, Mrs. ORGt it ; • Charlotte, Mrs. EDWIN ; • Betty ' IVIr6 CHATI'E RL LY. - - ° Which wiil-13c added, the new Musical Farce of BIT OR HISS Adam Sterling, Mr. Pit N.L EY ; • lanusiumble, Mr. DE..CAMP ; • Die.. Cypher. Mr..MA rH LW S Roiirke O'llaisy, - Mi. JOHNSTONE lair s A leery Blbssoni, Mr. KN tGHT ; -.1 "4/314tzt;Pmli ne, li ortegniO utii_;Mrs. SPARKS ; Clara Sterling, Nliss K4LLY; Pl ac , • Dolly Mrs. BEAN D.. tt r , i es Labe taken of Mr. "Spring, at the aox-Officein.the tr ance, inly also be had Private Boxes S econd-priciis. —Pit :;s". &m ilric e e t Y li SeC6 nd• ilea 1 . pper Gallery ts.• ond to be, opened 41 - Hall: past Five, and t.".e Per 14rtle;Ce r° begin tt p..st s*) Moxicy..to .be e- IGir l v ithf l°l - r qw , UP All Night. or. Tht•Slythggler's Cave ; . strt . gs t , your rto - Wi.—:On ivleAtd'aY. T.Pc ar;Y or Miss"! -- , :Ori.Tuesd'aS.,Tfie Contedericy..•- ii‘w hieday, The•Chbiort. 3 '1 felt' neW pro....uce-.ii ci• is rehearsal, which IN ill be • . E R().YAL •HIGI:II4EAS tHE PRINCES'S • .A1V1,4 Li A. • • ' .1411 S. SALMON 't't:specifolly "i;iforms the ISTp- RE,bility and the Ptii& - , Thai the h'as'Obtained 'a CO R- , E K1: - .N4 SS of t ier-lteyai itigiviess the Princess. tei l d a ., s i A, which is now to bo six>, in•S/pe, until,A;- 4 treet' t i' at Mi & • :Satifion's Royal No. In Fleet . 'lsui t e a ,, r6 n Ten in tile Nine- ot Night - , at tilL. utlUttanee of One Shilling each Person. SIP t.lOl-1N 51()ORE's CQAUNNA CAMP DST A 1), - forming a regUlar o cp t .. Y,I . : etl for t h e Field, IlitrrackS,_ &c. • also a SO FA , tor &c. and lik ew i se a SEA CUT for on board Por tah r s ic who packing . in a small Valice, alloweci the most 444 SA L K/ ~e ve t yet manufactured, invented 'by :N1 RG A N i 6, and I ' 7; Catherine -street, Std, rai d all tho u presume the highest honours ought to . b e raid c ve who so gallantly live and ' die tor their King • ° Plitry'. • • jT BRANSCOMB AND CO. SrIVEWRIGHT, surviving Partner and sole b -ondudor, respectfully informs the Public they . a . re SH A RES in the c-iTy Lo.ii j ty tsoubloeethdra.w.n Four Days in Guildhall, the First ratuses to ut Dem / abet- next. It contains F teehold t le valueo: :14', certified by three resped- I t t rtune will e " yeyor s ; and they hop:: their iisna.. goof o .t'elr Purchasers their of ()dices, No. 37, Corn 11. Holborn • and No. 3 , , laymarket ; where ty. t ,Z eY o 'u in 180 g and - 18 a ' alone Six Prizes ut zo,cool. I hi tto I, ° o f . 0 ono!. or interio r Ca , itals • iil)t - k the first 30.Doci • "sist;2sct.:,'ol. arid tliC•ptilv P 4.0,00:1. ":keti, producing Z 4,7651. and others of ,sod Tickets, 1 4 a Cpl T D w his ay as published. 4 1 0. Price 31. 3s. in boards, or with colovred Plates "'rrrbc.ii• , in boat -isned with 'Li C 4l :evt .4 lll,,at 01 them .taken on the spot, b- C h.iiles Parry, jc-1 11.4 "VELS y t D i r. r , h DE NIIA It • and . _ sWI.I)IN. A 1 To whiclr is prefixed, ' li. 0)44,310f v • rib... from Dresden to 'rtibur V . 11. 1 , , g 1; Mcluding a compeudwus illit?ncal AL.ow. iLmseatic Le' . dgti C. by LOUIS DE BOISGELIN, l' r : ^ uiglit -01 D.Att;triwt,e,(lior Wilkie anti Rubinson,Malta and George Robinson, ,r-row, - - ' , i1i..1.,, ' OWN , s Two ANI6RICAN ROMANCES. Ah.ti $ , 01 . 1 ~ ' this 1 .).-,y v-re published, . 1 / 4 . • u Y IL C, 1 r • i' ih . l.c 1 ibr in. Condutt-street, ' 1, - • . • . ',' and may, b,: i,,,,1 at ati Librariva, 011"1°ND ) -• • ' W:tiws s ; a R°- • • or, Ihe Secret .111.11, 4e..inet:, by B 1 C. 13rol.vn, Author of Arthur Mer.. Z. t v . ,3 v , ,,,5. !is. , I ttio, or i ,t LA NI) • or, The Transformation; bx the same . lis.. '''Etect to ttc It Iglu 1 7 1iiii. - R. B. Sheridan, 3v° 6 • ,„ • . cli,te,liri,ceisectbtll, e ' l , e ti r ao h r a d s ic g dr ic:a , rtile• • re in announcing Editions d it dsa -resting' Works, which ap li'(j4}`l't+Pn-t'. ti me siLco in Anvriea, and hAve been so . ragerly -'''( ,•,.'-' l'k iIItS.COL.IIIr, : ) y p,grsui,s as.:quaitatti ywith s the hi t : ,. `••.:), 1 :: ,,i tits ~', 1 i . , ,, Atouur , :thd 1...i1ic5,...s those who I,le,,,i)ttject2re Qi)pici, tu . send tI , '• 0 )-1 •• im - le" thiely to .en rt,, .s - , ./ 1 ti;,, in mt.. .11 Ile f . " • . • , rk.;;,. IsaAJTA of A l ,l l a;‘, 5 ,v°ls. C )b ) .' .. 1 -,r 5.. .7 . 4, .--....-^ ' . r t'Y.' F IDA 1 7 , NO V 1 MBE 13, 23, 1810. MR. BOSANQUET oN THE BULL lON REPORt.' • • This Day was published, price -4s. • DR.ACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ph the REt FOR of the BULLION COM.i4II-1. E By CHAla.tiS BOSANQMT Esq,. Printed for 7. M. 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THE SECRET HISTORY o f t h e CABINET of BLit/NAPA R,T E.; .incinding his Private Lite, Cha. ratler, Domestic Administration, and his Cotidud to Foreign Powers; together with Secret Anecdotes of the dilterent Courts of urope, 47c. &e. - By , LEWIS . GOLDSMITH, Esq.. • Printed for J . M. Richardson, No. 23, Co r nhill ; * and, I. The A Jacobin Reviewifor OE oher speaks of this •WOrk as , hallows , c No Writer of modem times tens ren clered more essential .service to Europe in Kee e, and to ids Countiy in particular, , than toe Author ' l ot this prOticticiii,, whZi is unquestionably indebted to the - gratitude of the - ARCHBISHOP SECKER's WORKS 'COMPEL - FE, WITH•HIS LIFE, BY THE LATE BISHOP PUR--• . TEUS. . . In the - cciurse ot rte3it !t1 ~ n th will be published;. Handsomely printed on a fine paper, in Six larg, Oeiavo.. Volumes, with P rir - a odi of the Arenhi s h o p / T H E WORKS of THOMAS SECKER, LL.D. late Lord Archbishop ot -Canterb.ury. Printed for F. C.' and I it ivington, B White arul Co, I. Walker, .Nunn, Yerintr, flood, and Sharpe, .and,L'otig-' man and Co. Archbishop. Seeker's Lectures on the Catechism may had. separately, handsomely priiited . in one vOluina oefavO, price boards 75. 6d. or neatly priatcd in duodecimo, price bound 4s. 6d. ',NE RA I POSt-OFFICE, Now. zr Olio. :,-rtiE BAGS.-Of LETTERS from Melton Moi.v, r a s bray, '0`.41.11.441, Upvingltarn, Ketteribg; l'hrapston, Iffighalizt -Ferr2rs,.awi WellinOrirough,. ,if 111, , , Ley, the .197.; 1, t. h4vilt Othr stolen 11 4 ranee 4Vig-1.;-t, akut Nwe a'a.,cl, ai Brajorii, ll'hoe.ver .th.i,tAtp,t;-eoi e l, to- c.if!sc Fc 6e' ai pi eh, - 4"ted, tl'e , Per :scn or' stole tke said Bag., :Will he twiit i ed• te'a .Rezeard'of ONE HUNDRED''POUNbS., pajw!de upon C.Q;7victkir. - By . COmmaild'qf the tr'.. , at4 Go.Tra' EL - /./S7G, :Soc. • This Lay. Handsomely printed in Qtie Volume, 141 ice, in boat's; One Guinea . AN ESSAY on the PI.IINCIPLES of PHILO . SOPHTCAL CRITICISAI, to POETRY. ' Py &)1' Trinity ():q,- rd. - Printed for F.. (2 : and_'(. Rivincti,]No. 61.,..5t, Paul's Cburcb-yard sold also by, 1. lidtc.ila.rd, IC,. 19a, • This Day was published, In One Volume 8%0. urke tips. boards, AHisTo.4Y or the ROMAN GOVERN ME N'l from the C'oultneticern, ut of-the State, till the total' Subversion of Liber by the successful Usurpit ti,;n of Cxsar A ugusto, iu the Year of Rome 724. At.EXANDER BRODIE. .As it must be ai towed that the otictrilt RoMatts were a rniist•rein'atkable and as there-is reason uisup pose, that . tile ener g y. o t• their characters, .suci.esses their takitn.-,1 were entirely' owing to 1;1u ri4ure. a-al egtts of t+ sn It lit callustiiutions, cor..edi intAions of iIWaC must be the in4liest value. • ' The Author-of this work bein, Of opinion that they have iseen totally misunderstmod l and - rnistepresented,. has ventured. to ; present a - :new. view of them, and to deduce stleh speculative conclusions as the llistjrical Facts seemed to t w,arrant. . feinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees-, Orllle, and Brown, Paternoster-row, A.,undoli and Joha Anderson, lidin , bu!gh.. PRACTICAL LANUS.SpRVEYING. • This Day was published, In DEtavo, price 9s. in boards, 'designed chiefly for the Use of Schools, 'illustrated with, a -number ot.copper-plates, upwards•ida 100 Wood Cuts, and an engraved held lioJk. of sixteen pages, • - • COMP,LETE TREATISE on PRACTICAL - VAN D"..SUR VEYINC:I; in Six Parts. • By A.. NESBIT, Land• Surveyor and Teacher of the.Mathernatics, at Farnlejr, Leeds. '.,• . .. , The whole explai . ned and simPlitied in such a manner as will, the Author hopes,• renckr ample assistance, bs.th Theory and Pradice, 'to Teachers occup.cd in disseminating the knowledge of this useful branch of Geometry, ot . tothose Persons who desire to bec . othe their owit Printed for Longinan, Burst, Reoi, Orme, and Brown, London ; and for Wilson and Sop York. - • This Day was publihed, - • In 2 vols. 4to. the Tenth. 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TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, • At the King's Arms Inn, In the'Ciry of r..n Friday tile Nth Day olDer,ernlar, iSto; hrce.o'Clos. - .k in the A tteinmn, in One Lin, • i N `ER DesiraMe •• FREE 1 - 10 LD . .L mo'stly "Tithe- 11 advantageouslrsituated at 1%,z,.:1 „ ingto, about sev..l . :miles from O'xford,- stuck, awl tour from Bieester ; consisting of with s - nitable Out-buildings, and Two ifundred and Fifty_ one Acres (more or less) of Graiing, • oAiry, divided int.> eligible I ndostires, w'!tiljn . a Ring-fence ; about -One .Hundred - and Forty.one Acreare`rfthe trec , , and rented • • by Mr.:Butler by,Lease, which I.vill'expire ith April, 18 'I lie remainder-is occupied by Mr. Pot , l9e, as tenant at will,. at old low Rents, am ount i ng only to all: but is now much -greater annual valinn'• Printed Particulars are now ready, and. may _be had of • Dawson and Co. Printers, OxfOrd; of Mr. Po.;ley, the ocsti... pier of the Farms,, who will sheiv'the same at the place of Sale; and at the Bars of the principal Inns in Woodstock and Bicester. Application. for further Particulars may tirade to George South, 'Esq. Lavington:Cpttage,' near . Ue.. vizes; john Stanley Stria t, Esq Red - Lion-square, Lon don; or of Air. Bond, I and. Surveyor, Axminster, • . - SOMERSETSHIRE. .TOBE• SO L 1.) , AUCTI . • At the Red Lion inn; in Somerton, on Tuesday; the ath DeCember a to, at Three o'Clua, in the A fterdoun, IN ONE LOT,. MHE Capital and ve r y ripprovable RECTORIAL I—MANOR and PA R SON A•G Eof SOIiERTON corn ' :* : prising a substantial Stone-built, and tiled D with capacious Barns . alla sundry Lands •in Demesne, also the several MatiorialTenements. and L. 4 tids, granted by Leases and Copies of I.:ntin R ill, t6gethe.r v:ith the Tithes of all kinds of Corn, Pulse, and kj, , iy-.miia , iog.. re _ . newing, and yielding T i th e within tae said P,antirof 'Sumer, ton„extending over -between Stk and Seven Thousand Acres of I,4ciosedatid tivated Land, in aTrogressive state or Int_'. provement, held . utuler-the Dean.and Chapter of the CAI ••Aral Church of. Bristol, by Lease, for three good Lives.: • 'Printed Particulars are ready, and may be had at the ('lace of Sale, or or Mr. Pa:ddle, the present Tenant, at tie Par ' sonage {louse; at the White 'Bath ; Geor t !e Taunton ; Geur4e -Inn, I (mintier ; Swan Inn, Wells ; and , • Blue ;ill lon , Itchester; of, George South, Esq. - Layingtou COttsge, .n 6; Devizes ; - .lohn •Stanly Sriaat t, sq iS, Red, !don-square, London ;-ur of .W. Wild, Land Surveyor, minster. • - Ty 1 ! - A Esti. N'0..9, New Bridge-Street, L0ni1,41,..: Honoured Sir, • Edinburgh ; Alaichrg„ Itea. - BEG" leaVe to infbrtn• you, that et:or • Atnee. 'the ../17. year - 1790, I; have. h;en toßjetect syith the 1,,k 1 5 - !v ene . • rea; -Which t trom it 4 obstilfately resisting every- c ourse Medicine prescribed by e 1...!• nie)st chiinent of trip , Fai l ity • • here, and under..;oing several severe courses,salivactior, arid tWice discharged In,nl the lidSpital, tvith would appeartoi)e Of thcrili:l, cbxstistienvneceteLaitewnda,taki!rei4.-r.....zia:er spring of last year my ills:A - der had got to such a )1 4 .3., o n n e a LaterlV t c (i ro p y l v 't n a :o P l e' l i n " ),? i t i ° edd, 'inc on eagh,atin; ancl my Were broke cut in a frightful manner; 7ny right-Was fully painful, and ; had been in a state of:ulceration for the last sevenvitars ; Inv left _had also fwo - large ntaLs on it, was very much .discoloured, •and gave me such excratiat ing pain, particularly-when warm in 'bed, as : neatly .to de. prive me of rest ;in this Imietltahle -state, Was-- recetitf mended by Mr. J. Thompson ; ,(who received so great a clue by them here), to take yhur'Leake's t'%'ctnt Pills of w hien 1 beganaoin) to hr!ecaecaitytet obftiNeitiat3l_, a forti in little inure than 'a • month, the ulcers on My, heed mad -- arms were is soundly healed—Soon atter,' the sores on ralylegs healed. • also ; leaving, however., considerable discolouration in the• skid ; and'fain hi the bone,of the. lett, which, by the ng !31.es- si of Cod, and a little perseverance in yourinva luable Medicine, .subsided ; the nodes dispersinB, the'skin !• regainin4 its natural he; awl the nacturnal pains gradual!) going Olt._ I thus became, by your lib era l advice and !Me dieine, pettedly tree /rein all my former.cornplajnts— have recovered My former spirits and strength, and'',e n be. come jblly tat, in which state navinge!nitiniied rrian ti months to the astinusiiinent of all who k-r:tv • 1 :on, at a loss in what terns to c,xpre;s• my gratitude, but 'beg yOu, tor thc. good of other sit:feting mortals, to make tin" my • case as . public as possible, as •1 shall on every (;eeit+lorl in so Ai...mg, ydu Will greatly xtittg , 4, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, -ALEX, Mußi•-:ER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh..- • Witnesses to the ab6ve Cute': Istiotst!soN,. No. 3, NeW Poultry Market ; an,; lo HIV h'l,'ll . ll,lsH, Old Assembly... Close, Edinb urg h . Prepared and Sold-by the sole Proprietor, Tiaoaa.,.s YLQ R . , Member of • thekoyal College of Sur geons, at his House, NO. g, New Bridge-street,. London i where, after a constant residence of °more than , thirty;.six. years, in, a pradice 'particularly :directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those - incidental to the of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters hirrisclf, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, -will :be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advAlitagesel • dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. ' Also by his appointment, for . the convenience of . those living at a distance, at the ferturper's, No., 3s, St. Alban's-street, Pall-M a ll ; the Toisli.op,! No. to 3; 'Os ord-strect; Itilr. Disborowh's, No. 7, fish-street-hill , Mr. Sleel's, Bookseller, No. .Little Towat hill ; Mr. 13.a,xters,, South-bridge, E.din . :turgh Mr. ,Mac.&raid, Clasgow ; Mr. Bull,-Drne" a-street, Dublin; and by one pers-n in every considerable torn in Great Brit:inland Ireland, in boxes ofonly as. 9d. cacti, seated-up with•ful,, and plain dkredinns, witele.by ..I.4:rons', qr either . se* ‘. may cure themselve s with ease, speed, secre,:yt and safety. - N. 11. Lvery Box sold in Great icrtfain is sealed up with' a Stamp, on Which, by favour ot t s .Conurussioner s printed, at the Stamp " T., Taylor, Jo. g, New itridge-street,"—to imitate 'which is E.aloiiy, and a ll others are Counterfeits,- • ~.‘.,.;,.1•;'1,11/0.,.... '-..:•'..'•,:,18iY;.,,* • 3.:2'-::.‘-.,,,..e,z;i1wa;-..':' vnli } 2i4-:,if,..tii:).01, ewq !•1 .....,1:4 -4.- '... - -- - _,-or :-... tz, ,z; - . • ,„ ,::-.,--4 tplucE V,Y.XPIWCE HAI;PPBX2i?. ,FierREPORZ:, f the eorrimissioncrS4 . api)OlaCd '' inquire in the natdrkanii ,cl, , ..tpit of ti;:: scver,lll3o,s 11)11 - c:1,4A h 411)4 'tip iitat t 4icabilityr of ..4r4ioiiii; .1:1,1 ~...,.: iv,;,f;g t, ern. ,- 10 . . • ... r----:—.... (Cont:nued iroip s oilr.i:aperes.f the Sth ; ns t,) . ... .„ . •. • - Bol t . V'i'ler I,lvg. dc:eriniti,-,d p laylog Rt. once bt;ore. yoi::r 1:1, ? 11 iluii:,c ci..J;i..!Jerii.,l , .l ). it 1s 'SA.:. .fiCi..llt- i,t i , ,-1,, t ( , ci1..0.1c iii),o,lliie to Ictriti is pretty . accurate opinion. of ti),(!ttyp:e of inicrowtion whicti .may Liu expec(c.d-trdili l tisi; tA!culiyli 1)t our cou. inksiop :, at) I fe..l;ng zz1nQ...1,44t it wg c1.., 1 4:(re..6 it apjk loil Ter , v , ,,c should iiiilPtzt nu 'mire', op.pwriut,igy 1,.1400. 1.. :7. the openin g oh ii)_!ot-.•xt .SysOpit ; we i pitlit of..coraip€,, ly subjoined it asthet:outt.4ippL4o,of tOe o.i, i;:_-.44 . . to this lieu , iit. . . ... ___ . .. . ~ , . The, d ,,, iiict.,reported on, cup girls 34-10.i_ing`sia .aCtei 01, bo J. , and, 114iin !tic e.: , :it,:r:i + zt , re . initr• of ti 4..- flog of AdL-il. ri,;oe. amp furtijsJ:ed tc , us ny- Jr.' gritfitl, is on ,t scale ut,. l ol,4l.,i:icite n ,so'un 1,r,..h. In le, anclis acompanieu by, sec:ttuns-or ; ti,Ct t.P,),, ,, t ,n n ea,-iy -, 200 oille01) extc;ps. • AS thes.-:.. tnap;i, u , ..c1, ec., ion could. , ; not be on., ra red viitlNcyt enortnons 4pe.nce,,-.N h,ise :A:blunted to. thii Report a tipip exel:nic„,t, on a s, al.. a- , , touch re d'ue.d. ai is, cullsistetit withr4learness, and w4icb.- • .: ';.scal,e we,propoie to . apply Ltt,iv(i . rs :IT iti the : daft:gem &naps which, i .tlie.,ektvionot, C.V Qitil):l:ltiS-Oni it .yv =xorre ill . ti our duty to Ruttish :o y,c)pr ki,t).,ui ... 'able Houle, and this In:ip,we have accoiiipanit,. 2 .l with. three.kige#of seolopi ot t .lhe,:bog, to yrr,vc at. oupe.gs, . .sp_ecimehs of ti e in;lnitL - in . kvilich,the sections are e4ecot4d, and". to wove.. 4 a c 1,,,, t! el tics' than could be expressed in words,, of ; ,the i;o:::r:..tl ;it-a q .-Ai:re O . -the great b?5i. , .,; a view, we,hel le ve, Rl : wet wily chilercut from any'of those Ten rally Dl'C.lt'L!l,,. : „',. There are, many, we, b,elie . v,,. v‘ . .,tlo••con,i !er t h e bogs of Irel.ind, to be, low., and tn,irrAli_ 1 ;ao u, o f country, .not vqy. 4.l,,tshwlar, ki,, th;:,ir, slurition , from fro the fens of Lincolnshi re . ; other-, aware that the ;i te :the substance of which 'they are formed, g-l e aq differs-trot:o those oft the-tendiltricts, , , - .lttribute---- t v:erthless, the origin- of- both to _pletty...; 'at' ' le same ciuses ; while an opinion; more prevalent, nd perhaps nut- )ess erroil,ous than cultqr o the ;e -going, attribute their lorniation to fallen foreos, which ace supposed at some forrnr period, to have f covered these-districts, and to have _been destroyed eit her_ by theetlects of time, or by t h e hostile armies iii the early wars of Ireland. Tilo facts stated in Mr. Griffith's 11.-.. port, are ob- vionsly inconsistent with any of those suppositions, the bogs lie has surveyed being every where in elevated- sittL•itions, and . the trees which have. hitherto beett,so constantly found buried in the edges Hof these b gs, where. aloile it probable they have generally teen soulit for, are very rarely to be found in the interior p.n - ts at least of - thiS distria. Wi!hout entering , in' this Report, art° any in- , golly a 4. to the origin .p.at - _bogs, we, .are, ; however, anxious_ to gi,•e, pet-sins, as hav e . .• not had ..of dan opportunity examining them, soine idea of the 1 . ;-eiteral appearance which they actually present. t . , - appears c from`Mr. Griffith, that each of the four bugs itrCiqd,..in the subject of his , Rep:;rt, 'is a mass of the ty.vt,:iar subs:•ince called peat, of the aVelagesthichn e.ss of twenty-til e feet, no where less than ttirelve, nor found fu eiceed forty-two; this. .substaitce rtryinzrrilatei jail) , its 'appearances and properties, 4.1 proportion to the ; depth at winch,it.. hes s . c on ,upper surf-ace, covered with muss of .varit . o species, and tv the depth of about ten feet, composed of a etas of the ~fitires,of vege tables in - ifferedt stag's of dacoin:ojitiott proport:on • • ed to their depth in thie Itirtlfce; liOwever, -tat Atari in.,ttreir teX:Ort-; to Lie ...applied to the pUr.; . poses of fuel hel'ow this geneially lies, a light blackish brown Curt, ttie fibres of ,nross slillviSible,-4tiough not perfea, and extending to a furl her. depth of perhaps-ten feet under this. ' the instance exhibited in. the section at the ,c use "Cif Mr. Griffitlr's licport, ,are found sinali bfanChei:and twigs' of alder addlireh, but we do not understand him as being\ of the opinion- that suck is bY., any. means: generally. the- case; at a greater depth the.fibres of vegetable matter cease to Lts flie.colour of the turf bec omes biacker., and 'the substance much more compact, its properaies as foelMore•valuable, and gradually - increasing in the degree of b9ckness add coippaotness propoilionale to its depth ;,bear the hottoM of the_ bog it forms a blac.l, mass, which when • dry, has a' struts,; resetn.'. blance to pitch or' bituminous coal, zinc! having a concitold . il fradere in _every direction, with.a black shining'lus;ro., and susceptible of r - eceitiiig a con siderable polish,' • We have requested Mr. Gritfitls to:make a chemi- cal analysis et these differet strata i ,whiCh he .b ag done' in .the Liboratory of the Dublin Socie!y,•and an account 'of whi:h, with the section . abol, ;Wird,'d ,forms the Appendix •to his Report; - • Innnedi ately,below this , lower stetitutn, there is generally _ found, a thin stratum of yellow or blue clay, varying in thicknesa from one to six fek; in sbiue places the peat jests On a thinner stratum ish bite friar!, coiitainingon an average about sxiy per cent. of calcoreQps matte: . ; this stratum of clay ,rid universally rests oi, a solid Mass of c1:4 7 .and limestone gravel mixed toBether, and extending to: am bnknown depth.. We should further consider the peat moss as par. taking in its general nature of the property of 5p071, , ...r,e Completely saturated with water, and Btvitl z .; rise •to ditterent stnmins and, til eiS ' , ior the disch a rge of the suiplu .waters. which it receives from rant or snow; tmese . s'i - eaa in this distvic't atinoit verfallyiLivo worn th e ir c h a n n el s through 'thy: sub. 'stance of the hog down to the cloy or litt+vstotte; gra vel uticittrn4alll, dividing theling iii u.di4ikriettnbsses and prtistiting in, th“iileh'c,s,tbg, most kroper ~. mec ,~~,;e- I ~ ~`~ll► a ru"` ;re ef ' Sit Kerf ,i 1 W' COO• , o rr, a il- ef- .a/‘ to 11,